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Club Brugge beat PSV away and close in on the top eight

Club Brugge beat PSV 2-1 in Eindhoven on matchday four of the Champions League league phase, despite the hosts dominating possession and shots. The Belgian side moved to nine points in ninth, close to the top eight.

By RedaçãoPublished: 11/05/2026, 24:53

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O Club Brugge bateu o PSV: 2 a 1 em Eindhoven, nesta quarta-feira, no Philips Stadion, pela quarta rodada da fase de liga da Champions League de 2026/27.

Os donos da casa mandaram no jogo e finalizaram muito mais, mas pararam na precisão dos belgas, que aproveitaram as raras chances que tiveram.

O PSV de Peter Bosz, no 4-2-3-1, terminou com 63% de posse e 27 finalizações (nove no alvo). O Club Brugge de Ivan Leko, no 4-1-4-1, chutou 10 vezes, três certas, e marcou duas.

A primeira estocada veio aos 25 minutos do primeiro tempo: Nicolò Tresoldi abriu o placar, servido por Joaquin Seys. Depois do intervalo, o PSV transformou a pressão em gol aos nove minutos, com Kodai Sano deixando tudo igual e animando a torcida local.

A reação durou pouco. Aos 20, Seys deu a segunda assistência na partida e Carlos Forbs marcou o gol da vitória.

Com o triunfo, o Brugge soma nove pontos em quatro partidas e é o nono colocado, perto do G8 — a zona de classificação direta às oitavas. O PSV parou nos quatro pontos.

As duas equipes voltam à competição no fim de novembro. O PSV visita o Real Madrid na terça, dia 24; na quarta, 25 de novembro, o Brugge recebe o Liverpool.

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